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In
this issue:
SEA LAUNCH FAILS
IN ICO-1 LAUNCH ATTEMPT
PROTON LAUNCHES INTERSPUTNIK'S
EXPRESS 6A
TAURUS LAUNCHES MULTI-SPECTRAL
THERMAL IMAGER (MTI) SATELLITE
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR IRIDIUM
McCAW WITHDRAWS FROM IRIDIUM BAILOUT
McCAW
LOOKING TO UPGRADE ICO DATA RATES, MAY DELAY SERVICE START
LORAL
CONSIDERING GLOBALSTAR AND/OR CYBERSTAR SPIN OFFS
ECHOSTAR BUYS TWO SPOT BEAM DBS
SATELLITES, ONE Ka/Ku BIRD
INTELSAT ORDERS MATRA
MARCONI SATELLITE
INTELSAT RETAINS
LEHMAN BROTHERS AS PRIVATIZATION ADVISOR
AEROSPATIALE REPORTS 1999 PROFITS DOWN
NEC AND TOSHIBA TO
MERGE SATELLITE BUSINESSES
IHI BUYING NISSAN
SPACE DIVISION
JSAT / NTT
COMMUNICATIONS MERGE
ANDESAT
DELAYS BOLIVARSAT-1 LAUNCH
CANADA CONTRACTS TO BUILD/LAUNCH SCISAT-1 BY 2002
COMMERCIAL RADAR SYSTEM,
TerraSAR, UNDER
CONSIDERATION IN EUROPE
CONTOUR SPACECRAFT
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN
U.S. AIR FORCE TO
REBID GPS CONTRACT
BOEING SEEKING DELTA 3
PAYLOAD
BOEING EXPLORING
ADDING AIR LAUNCH TO ITS DELTA / SEA LAUNCH FAMILIES
U.S. AIR FORCE TELLS
LOCKHEED MARTIN TO HOLD OFF ON HEAVY LIFT EELV
CONGRESSIONAL BATTLE
BREWING OVER ATLAS 5 ENGINE MANUFACTURING AGREEMENT
SPACEPORT FLORIDA TO
INVEST $300 MILLION IN ATLAS 5 LAUNCH SITE
BEAL ABANDONS PLANS
FOR ROCKET FACTORY IN VIRGIN ISLANDS
BEAL SUCCESSFULLY TEST
FIRES SECOND STAGE ENGINE
DASA / ROCKETDYNE AESTUS ENGINES TESTS LOOKING
GOOD
HYDRAZINE REPLACEMENT
SUCCESSFULLY DEMONSTRATED
INDIA’S FIRST TEST
FIRING OF CYROGENIC ENGINE FAILS
INDIA REQUESTS
INCREASED SPACE PROGRAM BUDGET
JAPAN’S NASDA SIGNS
AGREEMENT WITH KIRIBATI FOR SHUTTLE LANDING STRIP
JAPAN STUDYING
REUSABLE SPACE PLANE PROJECT START
NASA
ISSUES NEXT GENERATION LAUNCH SYSTEM ACQUISITION RFI
NASA
SETS PRICES FOR COMMERCIAL USE OF SPACE STATION
NASA
SEEKS SPACE STATION ADVERTISING BAN
MIRCORP TO MARKET
COMMERCIAL MIR
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